Court upholds state ban on force at labor disputes
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that Arkansas may prohibit use of force to keep workers from their jobs. The decision affirmed that the law does not punish peaceful assembly or free expression at a labor dispute site. It left undecided whether mere presence in a violent group can be incriminating.
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Washington
Supreme Court
C.10
Arkansas
Jackson
High Court
Texas
Louisiana
Roy Cole
Louis Jones
North Little Rock
Southern Cotton Oil Co
Cole
Jones
Arkansans Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
C.so
Tragic choice over eye surgery for Seattle boy Dean Ault
Parents of 2 year old Dean Ault delay removal of his remaining eye to spare blindness. A Seattle specialist warns unoperated cancer could kill him, while the family seeks a Portland clinic and another diagnosis. Donations pour in for financially pressed parents as the case draws public attention.
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Seattle
Dean Ault
Jack L. Ault
Portland, Ore
Ault
Columbus, O
New York
Aults
Washington Buzz Grows Over Atom Bomb Allegations
Washington observers saw a burst of interest as former air force officer George Racey Jordan alleged atom bomb material went to Russia. Fulton Lewis Jr. cited Henry Wallace denying the claim while Congress prepares investigations. President Truman readies a State of the Union and economic report for January 1950 with election-year stakes looming.
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Washington
Congress
Acheson
China
J. Parnell
Russia
Wallace
House UN- Americans Activities Committee
Congressional Atomic Committee
Hit
Truman
Key West
House
Memorial Services Set For OU Dorm Fire Victims
Norman Oklahoma December 6 memorial services will be held at the University of Oklahoma today for three students who died in Saturday’s dormitory fire. Ices begin at 4 45 p.m. with ROTC members. One of the injured remains hospitalized as more than 300 survivors receive aid to continue schooling.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Ices
Campus Reserve Officers Training Corps
R.O.T.C
Ee Jr
Oklahoma City
Samy LaRue
Clinton
Foreign Language Clubs at K U Plan Multinational Christmas Parties
K U foreign language clubs host Christmas programs over two weeks. The Cercle Francais presents a Saint Nicholas tale and French carols in room 131 with pantomime, a Bible reading, and a four-man Nativity dance. The Spanish club features a piñata and a Costa Rican nativity scene, plus mixed carols. A joint Swedish Russian and German group will perform December 15, with a German nativity play and a Swedish folk dance. Santa closes the events with carols.
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K. U
Cercle Francais
St. Nicholas Davy
Frank Strong
St. Nicholas
Mattie Crumrine
Sarah L. O'Bryen
C. F. O'Bryen
Tennessee Street
St. Nichols
Bethlehem
Frank Stronghall
Smith
Wellington
Christ
Portal
Green Hall
Carten Krehbiel
University High School
Lawrence
Eloise Schenk
Louisana Street
Esther Storer
N. Wyman Storer
Louisiana Street
Marian Hoecker
Norman Hoecker
New Hampshire Street
Per-Hugo Sjogren
Sweden
S. F. Anderson
Carole
Santa Claus
Doubt on a Plea in Toledo Family Case
Harry Marinski awaits sentence after a common pleas court conviction for knocking his mother-in-law unconscious during a family argument. He stated the act was self defense. The mother-in-law, Hazel Tipping, weighs 100 pounds.
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Toledo
Harry Marinski
Common Pleas Court
Marinski
John M. McCabe
Hazel Tipping
Kansas to Receive 7.12 Million for Farm Conservation Next Year
Kansas will allocate 7,120,000 to conservation programs next year, totaling 102 percent of this year’s funding. 105 counties will determine local shares. Farmers may participate with prior county approval, with 41 approved practices and two new additions: expanding grasses and legumes and a grass seed plot.
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Kansas
Glenn H. Johnson
Kansas State Committee
Production and Marketing Administration
P.M. A
Johnson
P.M.A
Left in the dark at Union Pacific depot
In Bridal Veil Oregon on Sunday night a thief robbed a depot safe. The robber used the cash box combination to open the safe and steal money, then left with the combination, leaving staff unable to reopen the safe.
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Union Pacific
Big Oil Stake in Congress Plans
The 1950 congressional session looms as pivotal for oil interests as independents and majors brace to press views before committees. The Treasury weighs reducing or removing the 27 percent depletion allowance, a move opposed by oil groups. Independents urge action on limits to federal gas regulation and on import controls to cut oil imports to five percent of domestic demand, with debates extending to potential import taxes.
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Washington
Congress
Treasury
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Federal Power Commission
Harris
D.-Ark
House
Senate Commerce Committee
Kerr
D.okla
Senate
Elmer Thomas
Thomas
Gossett
D.-Tex
Fire destroys Christmas presents for Chester family
In Chester Pennsylvania on December 6 a house fire ruined Christmas gifts hidden in a bedroom closet. Darel Diemers and Helen, parents of five children, blamed Ronald for starting the fire while a four year old searched for Santa’s planned deliveries. Firefighters extinguished the blaze as the family faced total loss and a shaken holiday.
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Chester
Darel Diemers
Helen
Kons
Irsona
Santa Claus
Echo House
Ron
Clemens
Ronald
Noo
Berald
Chidren
Ras
Daniel Jr
Warne
Bruce
K State Alumni Lunch With Court Team on Eastern Circuit
Kansas State alumni will dine with the Wildcats in Madison Wisconsin New York City Buffalo Morgantown and two other cities as the team tours the eastern circuit. Kenney Ford secretary said today. Luncheons set December 6 December 9 and December 10 with Wisconsin Canisius Long Island and West Virginia universities.
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Manhattan
Kan
Dec
Kansas State College
Kenney Ford
Amn
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin University
New York City
Ber S
Wildcats
Long Isand University
Madison Square Garden
Buffalo
K-State
Canisius University
Morgantown
W. Va
Suva
Toscanini Named Life Time Senator of Italian Republic
Rome reports conductor Arturo Toscanini was named life time senator for contributions to the world of music. President Luigi Binacchi appointed the Parma born maestro, who left Italy during Mussolini's fascist dictatorship and later spent much of his exile in the United States. He has returned to Italy for performances since World War II.
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Rome
Arturo Toscarini
Talan Republic
Luigi Binacchi
Miresolini
Toscanini
Parma
Italy
United States
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